The letter is not only for my son but also a message to all parents: the most precious thing we can give our children is to start with love, so that the seeds of happiness can be sown every day.
Sky-Line Education System boasts modern infrastructure, creating a high-quality educational environment.
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Twelve years later, upon his return, the father led his son through the familiar corridors, entrusting to him a dream called Happiness as he watched his son's retreating figure.
In the coming days, you will embark on a new and exciting journey, in a place where you will probably no longer complain to your father, "The school toilets are our biggest nightmare."
I'm sorry, my child! Because at those times, all I could think was: Everyone needs to go through difficulties and hardships to grow and reap better things. And so I overlooked the simple things that were gradually eroding your innocent soul every day.
One day, when you're older and wise enough, please forgive your father for those dark thoughts. Because, like everyone else, we grew up in a country still plagued by poverty, and the idea of enduring hardship and suffering for a brighter tomorrow seems deeply ingrained in our very being. And I also need time to realize: Happiness isn't just in the future; we can grasp and enjoy each day of the present.
"Bringing happiness to children is not only a wish but also a responsibility of parents. Like many other mothers, I yearn for a learning environment where my child, as well as other children, can receive a thorough education and care, helping them grow up healthy, confident, capable, successful, and happy. These are the motivations that drive us day and night to build the school named after us."
Sky-Line. Ms. Le Thi Nam Phuong, Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of LIFE Investment Joint Stock Company, Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of Sky-Line Education System.
My father told me: Twelve years ago, on his journey to find a meaningful life, he chose Sky-Line because of the appeal of a simple yet comprehensive educational philosophy: "Learn to live happily." He still vividly remembers the first day he stepped inside – a March day filled with vibrant sunshine. A brand-new school in the outskirts of Da Nang (the Tran Dang Ninh area in Hoa Cuong Nam Ward, Hai Chau District is still considered a suburban area) appeared before his eyes. Sunlight streaming through the curved windows of the traditional classroom was like magical rays of hope, igniting the spirit of a newly graduated student with many aspirations.
From preschool onwards, children are introduced to exciting extracurricular activities.
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In those years, the concept of a "happy school" was still very unfamiliar in practice. The private school model remained a skeptical option in the eyes of many. My father wondered: could the philosophy of liberal, humanistic education, respect for individuality, emphasis on emotions and holistic development... truly exist in a society where grades, exams, and academic achievements were still the measure of success, and where the majority were still too preoccupied with the daily grind of making a living? But if people dared to think, dared to act, dared to forge their own path, what did I have to fear that I wouldn't try it once?
From those motivations and ideals, a new journey began for my father. The enthusiasm and passion of youth manifested in early morning work calls and evenings spent tirelessly preparing for events, even after midnight. It wasn't due to pressure, but rather a powerful belief that they were doing something meaningful. And my father, though just a small piece of that larger, more meaningful journey, also saw himself as a part of it.
Sky-Line students are given the freedom to be creative and to study the subjects they love.
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To be honest, there were times of weariness. There were days when the dream of "happy education" became vague amidst the whirlwind of numbers, calculations, and the complexities of personal life. So, I chose to step back and seek a different path.
Although he no longer works at the school, my father still follows Sky-Line's progress. Then, a few months ago, on a day at the end of March, on the school's 15th anniversary, he met familiar faces, former colleagues who were now thriving in their lives. 15 years – a long enough journey for a generation of students to mature, for a generation of teachers to look back and smile. And when the founder began to recount the early days of building the school, tears fell. Not from exhaustion, but perhaps because happiness had finally taken shape.
Over 15 years, from a small facility on the outskirts of the city, Sky-Line has grown into a thriving educational ecosystem with modern facilities, advanced curricula, and a close-knit community of teachers and students, establishing itself as a reputable educational institution in line with its vision. But what truly impresses me is not its growth in scale, but the fact that Sky-Line has never lost its heart: its humanistic educational philosophy and its desire to spread happiness.
Sky-Line's modern library system
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Sky-Line today is the culmination of these pieces: a mother who yearns to provide her child with the best possible environment, a teacher who innovates and creates every day, and a student who has stumbled and risen again thanks to the lessons of love and support.
And I believe that journey won't end here. There will be another 15 years to come. There will be generations like you who will continue the journey of "Living Happily" - not just for yourselves, but for the communities you will pass through. Sky-Line is not just a school; it's a starting point, a place to sow seeds and ignite the light of faith, love, and the aspiration to live a decent life.
My son! You are a child with a burning desire to conquer, with clear goals and dreams. But on the turbulent journey ahead, there will be times of difficulty and challenges, and you will realize that everything can change over time, even your own dreams. Therefore, what I truly desire is not for you to become some important figure, but rather a person with a clear philosophy of life, so that you can have a truly independent and worthwhile life.
Therefore, today, you are here not only to begin a new level of education, but also to fulfill my father's trust in you, entrusting you with a lifelong dream. I hope you live a happy life!
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/trao-gui-giac-mo-mang-ten-hanh-phuc-185250620094707133.htm
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